‘The Sex Lives Of College Girls’ Boss Justin Noble Unpacks “Symphony” Of Season 3 Finale “That Chooses Joy”

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SPOILER ALERT: This post spoils the finale of The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3. Another semester at Essex College has come to an end in the finale of Season 3 of The Sex Lives of College Girls.

Showruner Justin Noble directed the Season 3 finale, which ends on a very different note compared to the Season 2 finale which had some tension brewing between Pauline Chalamet’s Kimberly and Alyah Chanelle Scott’s Whitney as well as some uncertainty for Amrit Kaur’s Bela. “Very intentionally, this is a finale that chooses joy.

These girls have come into their sophomore year of school. They’ve been challenged severely, and it felt only right that we should show the wins for all these young women who succeed in all these different ways,” Noble told Deadline. “The title for this episode was in the works for a while, it’s called ‘Essex Strong,’ and I’ll say that that was solidified a little later in November. [It’s] very much a time for young women to stand in their power and say what they need in this life and go out and get it because I don’t think we’re living in a world where it’s going to be handed to them.” The ten-episode third season of Mindy Kaling and Justin Noble’s co-created series wrapped up in several triumphant notes for some of the core four roommates while others faced some challenges that could reshape their future.

Though each has a different path in school, they still come back together throughout the episode to be there for one another, and especially for their newest suite mate Kacey (Gracie Lawrence), who goes through a breakup right before her highly anticipated performance in the school musical with her ex Cooper (Roby Attal). “At the end of the day, for any viewer who hasn’t caught on yet, the